The National Youth Commission (NAYCOM) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) recently carried out a significant assessment at the Armed Forces Technical and Vocational Training Center in...
President Julius Maada Bio has appointed Saidu Alie Lakoh as the new chairman for the National Youth Commission. Lakoh's appointment came in a letter dated 8th January 2024 which is by section 3 (3) of...
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sierra Leone teamed up with the National Youth Commission (NYC) Sierra Leone to shine a spotlight on the inspiring journey of 80 young women defying gender...
The government of Sierra Leone has intensified its commitment to promoting women’s rights across all sectors. 8th November, 2023 marked a pivotal moment as the National Chairperson and Co-Chairperson...
The National Youth Commission Sierra Leone (NAYCOM) has swiftly launched its operations in the North-West Region by establishing an office in Port Loko District. This move underscores the commitment of...
The National Youth Commission (NAYCOM) has on 17th October 2023 officially introduced Ahmed Atta Mansaray Esq as its new Commissioner. The ceremonial handover occurred at NAYCOM's headquarters in Freetown,...
The National Youth Commission of Sierra Leone (NAYCOM) And The International Organization for Migration (IOM) have made a combined visit to the Armed Forces Technical and Education College in Freetown...
The National Youth Commission (NYC) in Sierra Leone has participated in a 3-day multi-sectoral retreat that involved different ministries, departments, and agencies for a developmental drive. The retreat...
The National Youth Commission has on the 16th September 2023 certified 200 youths who successfully went through a 17-day Beauty and Cosmetology skills training in Kono District. This was done in collaboration...
The National Youth Commission (NAYCOM) has on September 13th, 2023 collaborated with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and the African Development Bank Group on job opportunities. The discussion was based...
